Contact rates with nesting birds before and after invasive snake removal: estimating the effects of trap-based control

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RT @NeobiotaJournal: Using only mouse-lure traps to manage the invasive in #Guam brown treesnakes & help reintroduction of nesting #birds s…

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RT @NeobiotaJournal: Using only mouse-lure traps to manage the invasive in #Guam brown treesnakes & help reintroduction of nesting #birds s…

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Using only mouse-lure traps to manage the invasive in #Guam brown treesnakes & help reintroduction of nesting #birds seems inadequate, shows a new study of the effects of trap-based control. See: https://t.co/kdcN40duJR. #InvasiveSpecies #InvSp #Aves

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